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It is hereby announced for the information of the general public particularly pedestrians and motorists in Asaba that the DBS Road will be closed to vehicular traffic for two weeks, beginning from Monday, June 18, 2018.
The closure of the road is to enable the contractor handling the Storm Water Control Measure to construct a box culvert across the road.
Consequently, motorists and pedestrians are advised to take alternative routes like DDPA Estate, Michael Diden Road, Ogagifo Road, Erhuwu Club Road, WAEC Road through Maryam Babangida Way and Life and Power Ministry Road to get to their destinations.
The Delta State Government regrets all inconveniencies the closure of the road may cause to road users and residents of Asaba.
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The general public, particularly motorists and commuters are to take note and be guided accordingly.
Paul Osahor
Director of Information
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